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My wife and I have spent many years traveling across Canada and the United States, as well as Europe.
As a result of those travels, we have spent many enjoyable nights in campgrounds. Our travels have brought us to many interesting and out of the way places. Our more recent trips have taken us to The Yukon, Alaska, and the Southwestern States.
Currently, we are planning a camping trip to the East coast of Canada, particularly to Newfoundland.
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admin in Thursday, July 1st 2010
My wife and I have travelled extensively in Canada and the United States. Until a few years ago, we travelled with a tent and the rest of our camping gear. As we get older, our body is telling us that the ground is getting harder, no matter what we put under us. As a result, we have changed the way we travel.
Posted by
admin in Sunday, May 2nd 2010
The U.S. has dozens of entertaining options for senior travel destinations. Whether you’re active, have special needs, or in search of a destination that’s fun for the whole family, there’s something out there for you within America’s borders.
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admin in Sunday, May 2nd 2010
More and more seniors are looking to travel with economical ways to do just that. After all, this is the golden years and what better way to travel then trying your hand at camping. Here are five tips to get you started in camping.